Quitman Woman's Club Starts Carnegie Library Campaign
Quitman Georgia October 10 Special The Woman's club votes to subscribe 200 a year for three years to maintain a Carnegie library and aims to secure a 16000 library. Brooks county would donate property and books. council favorable. Club plans fall activities and a big civic campaign with Dr Caroline Gelasel lecture in November.
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Quitman Woman’s Club
Carnegie
Quitman
Woman's Club
Mire
K. L. H. Chapman
Brooks County Library Agenciation 16
Mbrary
Plaa
Normal School Notes Highlight Athens Events and Local Clubs
Afiss Woou assists in Atlanta. Miss Bounds visits the Normal. Receptions by First and Central Presbyterian churches honor the president and teachers. Milledgeville hosts Rally Day at the Presbyterian church with music and readings. The Colonial theater opens with society gatherings and a D A R meeting plans oyster supper. Georgia Military College blows out Richmond Academy 24 to 0 in football.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milledgeville
Presbyterian Church
Brown
Mabie Evans
Gnarite Conn
J. Allen
Cornet
Wade Nash
Brannen
W. L. Rutchte
Colonial
Edmund Reid
Misa Clara Williams
Ag Delemploy
Savannah
Livingston Kenan
Misa Em’ Carrington
Uo DC
J T. Allen
M. & Mell
U. D C*s
Georgia Military College
Richmond Academy
Washington Bride Smith Sims to Marry in Washington
A high interest marriage pairing Miss Juliet Smith of Washington with Ar Marion DuBose Sims of Atlanta is set for next Wednesday at 9 o'clock at First Methodist Church in Washington. Numerous entertaining events precede the wedding week including showers, luncheons, and a miscellaneous affair, with parties hosted by family and friends culminating in a reception on Spring Street at the Smith home.
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Wilkes County
Juliette Smith
Washington
Marion DuBose Sims
Atlante
First Methodist Church
Miss Smith
Miasex Marion
Susie
Milas Elizabeth Wootten
Mis Stabert W. Holiday
Miss Wona All
Miles Smith
Marriage of Misa Laura Leu Robinson and Francis Norman
Columbus society reports the wedding held at Mrs Emma D Robinsons home on Eighteenth Street with Mendelssohns wedding march. The bride given in marriage by her uncle W A Taylor. The Rev S Alston Wrage officiated. The couple plan a North and South Carolina wedding journey before settling with the Normans in Columbus.
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Columbus
Misa Laura Leu Robinson
Francis Norman
Emma _ D. Robinson
Milas Lyle Wilson Matthews
Gladys Taylor
Macon
Mit
Social events fill LaGrange week with gatherings
In LaGrange Georgia a Woman's club bazar was held last Saturday. A Wednesday Afternoon art group met with H C Fincher as hostess. Guests included Mrs Ferrall and many others. Mize Corrinne Jarret hosted a Saturday morning party with top-score prize awarded to Mrs W A Holmes. Mr and Mrs Sierra Young hosted an informal dance for Miss Anna Wilmore of Auburn Alabama. Card and bridge evenings honored Mrs Arthur Porcher and Mrs W Finch of Cocoa Florida with hand painted prizes. Tango dance by college boys looms at Elks hall. First students recital at LaGrange College auditorium next Monday.
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Lagrange
H.C. Fincher
Ferrall
F. T Moon
D. A. Leman
N. B. Dozier
W. B. Morgan
Mina Kittle Willie
Sem Jones
Bula Bender
Sierra Young
Anna Wilmore
Auburn
Ala
Julia Gorless
Huth Tuxster
Mesare
Hugh McKay
Alfred Danson
Frank Tatum
Gene_Claude
C. Z. Smith
Broad Street
Beng
FL M. Ridley
SW. Thornton
Noth Callaway
T. H. Nimmons
Arthur Porcher
Cocoa
Fla
Evelyn Whitaker
C. V. ‘Truitt
Miss Avelin_ Whitaker
Meadames
Sarah Danson
The
LaGrange College
Womans club meets in Covington plans Shakespeare study
The first fall meeting of Covington’s Womans club was held at president Mrs Charles Hardeman White home. After a lengthy discussion the group decided to study Shakespeare. Next meeting will be with Mrs George Thomas Wells. A domino party hosted by Mrs Clarence David Terreen at her new bungalow featured Miss Lucy Bryant winning first prize. Guests included Mrs J Bain Terrell and Miss Maggie and Carrie Beck Davis.
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Charles Hardeman White
George Thomas Wells
Clarence David Terre
George C. Bolles
Miami
Fla
Madge Terrell
Killarney
Lucy Bryant
Turner
Terrell
Thomas Green Callaway
Bridge Club
Misa Annie Belle Robinson
Hufaula
Ala
Jim Welta
G. T. Wells
Lyric Theater
City Pharmacy
Bohemian party at Mrs Clarke’s in Eatonton dazzles with autumn decor
In Eatonton Georgia on Wayne street Mrs A Clarke hosted a stylish Bohemian gathering with sister Mrs Hearn an Iss Ruth Johns assisting. Guests included schoolgirls and the event featured score card slates, a reading writing and spelling contest, a tasty salad course and sandwiches served in lunch baskets. Mayor Roy Stubbs hosted a Delta Phi theater party with attendees from Eatontown. A congenial dinner at Wayne street honored Mr and Mrs John L Johns.
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Eatonton
A. Clarke
Wayne Street
Clarke
Samuel Hearn
Ruth Johns
Roy Stubbs
Delta Phi
Eatanta
Stubbs
Jail Denata
Eunice Brons
Leila Turner
Shorter Notes from Campus Recitals and Clubs
Monday evening Prof Heinrich Pfiltener gave a piano recital as Shorter students and faculty plus Romé residents attended. An organ recital by Mies Harthalomes of Ate Tanta followed on Monday. The Art Lovers club met Wednesday afternoon with Catherine Biggs winning best drawing and Marie Mer fram best composition. Honorable mention went to Minson Ladie Harvey and Jeddie Graham. The Alabama club elected officers including Miss Veda Jacobs as president and Miss Ina Shepherd as secretary treasurer. The Tennessee club named Miss Martha Boone president and Miss Myrtle Taylor as secretary treasurer. The Shorter academy elected for 1914 15 with Elizabeth Schooler president Birmingham and Helen Goethlus vice president Rome. Chimes staff elected with Wilda Hardman editor in chief and Elizabeth Bette co editor. Associate editors include Elizabeth Walter and Annie Blount Mosely with Mary K. Bruner as associate. Mrs Stevevavia and Mrs Arthur Anderson hosted eight tables of forty two for a Saturday afternoon party for Mrs Hutman of Shelbyville with saivia and ferns decorating. A ladies clip was held at Mrs ROM Mobley home with study of English Bay View course and Sete an phoee to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heinrich Pfiltener
Romé
Mies Harthalomes
Art Lovers’ Club
Catherine Biggs
Marie Merfram
Minson Ladie Harvey
Jeddie Graham
Alabama Club
Evelyn Roane
At Tanta the Chimes
Wilda Hardman
Commerce
Elizabeth Bette
Roma
Elizabeth Walter
Rome
Annie Blount Mosely
Greensboro
Mary K. Bruner
Atlanta
Steve Vavia
Arthur Anderson
Huttman
Shelbyville
Tenn
Rom. Mobley
Bay View
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Civic and Public Health Department
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Caroline Gelael
Jett Davis
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Albany
Sirs A
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Mada Rountree
Albans
Normal School Notes
Afiss Woou
Desart
Misa
Wool
Elizabeth Bounds
Laurensville
Inow
First
Central Presbyterian
Audley Morton
Charles Newton
Altioroa
Milly Rutherford Societies
Barrow
Pound
Milly Rutherford
Rabun County
Athens
Roberta Hodgson
Department of Economics
Ita Tme
9Hia
West Point, GA
George 8.Cobb
East Side
Fenis Club
West Side
Washington, GA
Priar
Eimmima
Estelle Fort
Mr. c 'M. Fort
Lydia E. Pinkham
Cusanne
Mrs
Cusnim Bacies
Cumming, Gay
Florence
Daxora
P. W. Lansmac
South Dakota
Adrian, Mica
Tecumseh St
Adrian, Mich
Lynn
Mass
Society IN Columbus
X ‘Tne
Isabelle Battie
Louise Buttalph
George Walton
Daughters of the American Revolution
Maude Dismukes
Regent
D. D. Burnett
John Betjeman
Grrll
Mugcoges Cil
Ralph Curtis Jordan
Misa Gladys Hutt
Miea Clyde O'Neal
Bridge
Nell Cooper Frederick
Waukshaw
Wis
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Chicago
Covington, GA
Fashion Atealth
Hogansville, GA
Saqdalke
Ame
Beek As
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Nemo Lastikops
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